Supporting women through life

Dr Robyn Spring, 51, has spent more than 20 years caring for women through different stages of their lives, and now finds herself navigating some of those same changes alongside her long-standing patients. â I hoped I would grow with my patients, and I will say that largely that has happened,â the obstetrician and gynaecologist said.

N1 reopens after truck damages Cape Town pedestrian bridge

Top Springbok suffers concerning injury

Both the Sharks and Springboks could be sweating over an injury suffered by veteran lock Eben Etzebeth this past weekend.

41 years after their deaths, Pebco three inquest finally begins

The activists were abducted, tortured and murdered in 1985 by members of the apartheid-era Security Branch.

'Even Trump holding a press conference won't speed up restoration': Tshwane residents go 13 days without power

'We have children writing matric who have to study in candlelight. Residents are throwing away food and spending thousands on petrol for generators'

Pastor accused of murdering 4-month-old baby and raping mom to appear in court

The so-called pastor was arrested over the weekend after police found him hiding in a back room.

Why do people keep making the wrong choices?

Why do people keep making the wrong choices? By Chantelle Botha MANAGING people often feels harder than it should, even when expectations are clear. Why do people keep making the The post Why do people keep making the wrong choices? appeared first on Cape Business News.

AI in Water Treatment: NICP Tests Where the Technology Works — and Where It Doesn't

AI in Water Treatment: NICP Tests Where the Technology Works — and Where It Doesn't By Kris van der Bijl It is rare to find an innovative voice in AI The post AI in Water Treatment: NICP Tests Where the Technology Works — and Where It Doesn't appeared first on Cape Business News.

PWTSA delivers water treatment, purification and reuse solutions

PWTSA delivers water treatment, purification and reuse solutions AS water scarcity, aging infrastructure, and increasing environmental compliance requirements place greater pressure on industries and municipalities across Southern Africa, the need The post PWTSA delivers water treatment, purification and reuse solutions appeared first on Cape Business News.

Distillery spray technology improves cleaning and drying

Distillery spray technology improves cleaning and drying DISTILLERY operations require reliable cleaning and drying processes to maintain product quality, support sanitation and reduce downtime between production cycles. From fermentation vessels The post Distillery spray technology improves cleaning and drying appeared first on Cape Business News.

Connected perimeter security: How smart electric fencing improves intrusion detection

Connected perimeter security: How smart electric fencing improves intrusion detection PERIMETER security has traditionally been viewed as the first physical line of defence. Today, however, an effective perimeter needs to The post Connected perimeter security: How smart electric fencing improves intrusion detection appeared first on Cape Business News.

Rejected asylum seekers can't reapply for legal protection: Kubayi

The ConCourt ruled that foreign nationals can apply for asylum even if they are in SA illegally

Eritrea asks UN to intervene in standoff with Ethiopia

Ethiopia has accused Eritrea of supporting a rebel alliance in Ethiopia.

Gwarube plans new measures for provincial education performance

The Minister addressed the media on the 2026 final matric exam readiness.

Chicago Marathon result: Top 25 finish for Adriaan Wildschutt

South Africa's Adriaan Wildschutt made his marathon debut at Sunday's Chicago Marathon, clocking 2:11:23 after a challenging second half of the race.

Devastating fire leaves 400 homeless in Hout Bay

A devastating fire in the Imizamo Yethu settlement in Hout Bay, has destroyed numerous structures and displaced residents.

Nearly 1 million matriculants to write NSC exams this week

The Department of Basic Education has declared itself ready for the 2026 National Senior Certificate (NSC) examinations.

Home Affairs to introduce biometric system for asylum seekers

The Department of Home Affairs is developing a new biometric online platform aimed at speeding up asylum applications.

Cape Town N1 fully REOPENS after truck slams into bridge

Cape Town motorists have been spared major Monday morning traffic disruptions after engineers worked through the night to secure a damaged pedestrian bridge.

WEATHER TODAY: Severe storms for Eastern Cape, 36°C in Pietermaritzburg

Weather for Monday: Severe thunderstorms are expected over the Eastern Cape from 15:00, while Pietermaritzburg heats up to 36°C and most of the interior stays dry at around 30°C.